Retail investors "are starting to participate, but they didn't begin until nine days ago," Biderman said in an interview. TrimTabs estimates that $2.5 billion was put into U.S. domestic equity mutual funds from Oct. 4 through Oct. 16, with $900 million flowing in Monday alone. http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/Story.aspx?guid={2AA569C9-01E1-472F-A8F8-CEB9155F8208}&siteid=
... no way! :eek: It's true, money way flowing out of equity based mutual funds at the bottom and now they're piling back in ...
I agree, a lot of people didn't know what they were doing in the recent past, and they're coming back. Makes for great fun deciding who I get to rip off next in terms of who I sell securities to.
All the sheeple who were "Waiting till things look better" to put their money back in to the market are back. These are the exact same people who took their money out of their investments in 2002 because things "didn't look good"